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Inspired by Ovid's "Metamorphoses" and Calvino's deconstructive analysis of the classic Roman recasting of Greek myths, John Aylward's "Celestial Forms and Stories" establishes musical analogs to... more

Hosokawa creates his distinctive musical language from the relationship between Western avant-garde art and traditional Japanese culture. He gives musical expression to notions of beauty rooted in... more

"I know that the arts won't change anything, but art can point towards what has become ossified and reveal the desolate state of society and politics. I refuse to be yodelled away." (Olga Neuwirth).... more

... it's hot, eight o'clock in the evening, I'm tired and thirsty. I've worked enough for today. I take a look at the television programme and the dj line-up for the night scene and decide to let the... more

Sciarrino's oeuvre is the preserve of silence. It can be encountered in the sound spaces of night, in nocturnal trickles, creaks, creepings and wings; filigree sounds disappear into silence and... more

In accordance with his line of thinking, Aperghis sets sound gestures to music in his instrumental pieces, proceeding from linguistic units - even in pieces which have absolutely no textual source.... more

Klangforum Wien - Javier Quislant: Sinuoso Tiempo / Javier Quislant's music establishes a relationship with the Real Academia de España en Roma and the historical complex of San Pietro in Montorio.... more

Cezary Duchnowski, although perceived as a specialized composer with consciously chosen specialization, is very open to extremely versatile activity in the musical field. In his musical activity, he... more

Could you imagine music as a geyser' Erupting violently, waiting on tense standby, forever renewing itself... Or, just the contrary, as a sigh' An operatic sospiri, inhaling and exhaling, a tangible,... more

Wojciech Błażejczyk's music feeds on scientific theories, internet streams and civilization waves or scrap. It sometimes looks like a nerd's diary. Full of different colors and fonts, notes, charts,... more

Aleksandra Gryka is undoubtedly one of the most enigmatic and fascinating figures of the young generation of Polish composers. She is also mysterious in her music: her works are like planets with... more